RACING SNAPS 2 FOR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2022
Big Argument (#3 — Paul Francis) outbattles Snowflakes (Roger Hewitt) to win the second race.
Horse Racing, Sports
November 24, 2022

RACING SNAPS 2 FOR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2022

Trainer Richard Azan (left) and champion jockey Anthony Thomas after win by Laban in the nightcap.
Groom Dwight Lawrence leads Big Big Daddy out of the Saddling Area..
Trainer Lawrence Freemantle leads his charge Justin Biden into the winners’ enclosure. The jockey is Reyan Lewis.
Jockey Reyan Lewis guides home Justin Biden in the eighth race. (Photos: Garfield Robinson)
Dream of Paris (right — Paul Francis) gets the better of Just Move In (left — Shavon Townsend) in the seventh race.

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